Copenhagen Airport combines architectural design with demanding functional requirements, including 104,000 m² of oiled wood floors maintained for a high-traffic environment. The selection of high-quality woods such as Jatobá, Merbau, Wenge, in addition to Oak and Ash, for the flooring, not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of the airport but also demonstrates a deep appreciation for durability and natural beauty. These glued-down floors are meticulously maintained by a dedicated professional maintenance crew, employing the Bona maintenance system to ensure the flooring remains in pristine condition despite the high volume of passenger traffic.

Serving as a critical hub in international travel, Copenhagen Airport facilitates the movement of over 30 million passengers each year, connecting Denmark to the world and vice versa. The importance of maintaining an environment that is both welcoming and functional cannot be overstated, given the diversity and number of travelers passing through its gates annually. The use of the Bona maintenance system reflects the airport’s focus on consistent floor care and long-term performance helping the floors withstand the demands of daily use while maintaining their appearance and functionality.